auto-backup-dir
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A utility for backup the contents of one local directory into another and monitoring further changes.
npm install -g auto-backup-dir
auto-backup [backupDir] [--ignore regexp]
Example:
auto-backup ~/my-dir ~/my-dir-backup
If you do not supply a backupDir then it will default to ./.backup.
If you need to ignore certain files in the directory you can pass an ignore expression.
auto-backup ~/my-dir ~/my-dir-backup --ignore *.js
The above would ignore all .js files in the source directory.
Once the script is running it will make an initial backup and then begin watching the source directory for changes and back those up as well when they occur.
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auto-backup-dir ===============
We found that auto-backup-dir demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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